Evening reflects vacation longing amid slowdown
As the summer vacation comes to an end, many people experience a feeling of longing for the relaxation and freedom that the season provided, as well as the difficulty of returning to the routine of work and study. Sociologists, such as Abdel Rauf Masouf, attribute this to the change in lifestyle during the holidays, which is characterized by more freedom and social mobility, making it harder to adapt to work or study systems upon return. People express their nostalgia for social activities, late nights, and the flexibility that prevailed during vacation days—especially in Algerian families, where the holiday is associated with visits, travel, and family gatherings. The end of summer is considered a lively period full of experiences and memories. Experts recommend organizing a part of rest within the daily routine and not viewing the return as a complete end to relaxation, in order to maintain some level of leisure and reduce feelings of stress.
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